Chicago Psychoanalytic Institute
Sarah Schacht is a dedicated psychotherapist currently employed at WORKING SOBRIETY and the Chicago Psychoanalytic Institute, where responsibilities include treating adults in ongoing psychotherapy and participating in a clinical education program. Previous experience includes a counseling internship at Barr-Harris Children's Grief Center, where clinical work was conducted with children and families, and an intern role at the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, involving mediation activities. Sarah Schacht has also held positions as an administrative assistant and intern for various organizations and has served as a swimming instructor and summer camp counselor. Educational accomplishments include a Master's degree in Clinical Counseling & Psychotherapy from the Institute of Clinical Social Work and a Bachelor's degree in Economics from Barnard College.
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Chicago Psychoanalytic Institute
The Chicago Psychoanalytic Institute transforms the lives of individuals, families and communities using psychoanalytic knowledge to help them grow and thrive. Since its founding in 1932, the Institute has contributed to the field of psychoanalysis through education and scholarship. Today, the Institute offers a contemporary model of psychoanalytic thought relevant to individual and community life that is represented in all its education programs, providing advanced training in the theory and practice of psychoanalysis and psychotherapy. The Institute’s Treatment Centers provide psychoanalytically informed services for children, adolescents and adults. Continuing education and community engagement programs from the Institute bring psychoanalytic ideas to public discussions of cultural and social issues. Psychoanalysis is both a theory of the mind and a method of therapy. As a theory of the mind, psychoanalysis offers a comprehensive, in-depth explanation of being human: why we do what we do; why we want what we desire; and how we become the people we become. As a method of therapy, psychoanalysis explores the individual within the context in which they live. Psychoanalysts and psychoanalytic psychotherapists work in mental health clinics, community agencies, schools and other organizations. They consult with mental health practitioners and also offer consultation to those who work with people in any setting, including neighborhood organizations, corporations, family businesses, lawyers, educators and many others. Human beings and being human are at the core of the Chicago Psychoanalytic Institute’s mission. The Institute is dedicated to advancing the knowledge of human beings – their feelings, thoughts and behaviors – and to improving people’s lives. Visit the Institute’s website www.ChicagoAnalysis.org to learn more.